All Speed Innovations aka Sigma Six Engineering is ran by a wanna be e... read more All Speed Innovations aka Sigma Six Engineering is ran by a wanna be engineer named Pat Smith. Pat uses customer cars as his personal cars while in for service. They charged me for a alignment and the alignment wasn't done. They also took it to a alignment shop without my permission. When they installed plastic TGV deletes they connected a ground wire to them. Pat couldn't figure out how to connect his laptop to my car and disable the TGVs, I did this myself after reading how to do it on the Internet. They also built a cage for a customer and ruined the customers car. Everyone should stay away from this shop or anything related to what Pat Smith does.
I took my car to these people and I loved the service I got from them.... read more I took my car to these people and I loved the service I got from them. I had to get new tires, shocks, struts, brakes and all my normal routine maintenance. they are very reasonable people to work with and the prices are great, one of the most reasonable garages in town. I would recommend these people to anybody. I'm not sure if the lady that gave a bad review is completely competent because this is truly one of the best garages in town with the quality of service they perform and the prices of the services. I know for a fact that they give you a 6 month warranty on engine repairs after that its on your part just like with everything else you buy, in 14 months there is no telling what all you as the driver has done to your vehicle. My question is have you done normal routine maintenance to help keep the car running. what kind of engine did you buy new or used? If it is a new one then they usually have a even better warranty on them, if you bought a used engine well then thats a chance on you are taking on your part.
Great place, great service! They make you feel important as a customer... read more Great place, great service! They make you feel important as a customer, not just somebody bothering them.
